Guest Blog – How to Present Your Research
Dr Yvonne Couch has a new blog which will help you avoid boring your colleagues, giving you the ins and outs of a good scientific presentation.
Dr Yvonne Couch
Guest Blog – Inflammation and the Brain, thinking outside the box
Dr Yvonne Couch comes at dementia from a different perspective, not the brain… but the rest of your body, and inflammation, and how to think differently.
Guest Blog – Is Leadership Important In Science?
Dr Yvonne Couch talks about leadership in research, exploring different styles and approaches and how you might apply them.
Guest Blog – Isolation in Academia
Dr Yvonne Couch’s blog emphasises the importance of mentoring in academia for mental health and academic success, advocating for compulsory mentoring programmes
Guest Blog – Lead With a Success Story
r Yvonne Couch from University of Oxford. In her 1st blog we get to know a little more about her background, work and what she has planned for us in the future.
Guest Blog – Money Management
Dr Yvonne Couch talks you through planning and then managing the budget for your next research grant – it may be full, but it’s essential
Guest Blog – Negative Data
Dr Yvonne Couch talks about how ECRs can help the scientific field change by thinking about how, where and what we publish, and use the negative data.
Guest Blog – Organ-On-Chip and Organoid Technologies
Dr Yvonne Couch’s blog emphasises the importance of mentoring in academia for mental health and academic success, advocating for compulsory mentoring programmes
Guest Blog – Prioritising
Dr Yvonne Couch breaks down the challenge of career prioitise and how they can (can will need to) change throughout your career.
Guest Blog – Procrastination the Thief of Time
Dr Yvonne Couch is a big procrastinator. In this blog she talks about why, if it’s a bad thing… and if anything can be done about it.
Guest Blog – Quitting
Don’t panic Yvonne isn’t quitting, but she has been thinking about the motivation to quit, is there a good way, and would it make you happy?
Guest Blog – Respecting Your Betters
The best mentors listen closely, help you learn about yourself, and provide whatever you need. Dr Yvonne Couch discusses what good mentoring looks like